Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-20
LOCAL AND ornxx sors.
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SenslneI's EeDorter.

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sensineFs Reporter.
The Grand Jury will be in session to-
morrow.
John L. Sullivan says be will not take q
drop for 8 year.
The County Commissioners will hold a
session tomorrow.
Col. Joseph Grandelmeyer returned
last evening from California.
Mike Fitzgerald came up on last even
ing's train from Pine Valley.
Since the storm began mahogany wood
soils readily at $40 and Sill per cord.
Stanford and Sawyer are the two portli-
est men in the United States Senate.
Judd Riddle, Of the Hay Ranch, on the
e. q p. r. r., Came up on last evenings
train.
The usual religious services will be held
in the Episcopal and Catholic Churches
to-day.
Sonoma county pays ont S410 q month
to take care of trsmps and feed them in
idleness.
DR.. Henry Hagar returned last night
from California, where he has been for the
benefit Of his health.
The first Of our s~nowbound travellers
who left San Francisco last Sunday,
arrived here last night.
The recent snowstorm lasted seventy
hours in Virginia City and the snow fell
TO . depth OF four feet.
Our young people, during the dull times.
oan have lots of fun in studying out the
puzzle. OF how to get out of prison.
A corset factory down East turns out
two corsets a minute. This is o striking
illustration OF haste making waste.
The Chicago Journal predicts that the
next Presidential ticket will be headed by
John Sherman and General Hawley.
Silver State: 8. Wenban, of Cortez,
left for Carson yesterday, to see upon
what terms he can dispose Of his bullion
at the Mint.
The weather yesterday was cold, with
occasional furries OF snow. Our Oldest
inhabitant predicts a big snowstorm be-
fore We get fair weather.
Lady at theater (who has left her ha.
outside)-Where are you going my dear 2
Husband tat end of first act)-I Am going
out TO see If your hat is all right.
Virginia Chronicles: When the Repub-
licans went out Of power they must have
burned their ships behind them. Al
any rate, the ships cold not be found.
The SENTINEL returns thanks to Messrs.
d. NJ. Ferry & Co., OF Detroit, Michigan.
for the usual yearly assortment OF fresh
seeds. consisting of flowers, fruits and
vegetables.
Ex-Governor Alger started out to give
away about SIS. 900 in coal and -four to
the poor OF Detroit. but before he got
through he had calls upon his charity
which footed up 10000, 900.
Charles Kemler informs the Silver State
that one day last week the boys killed 400
rabbits aud the next day 800 in = Paradise
wheat and alfalfa field. Az that rate
rabbits will soon be thinned out.
The Red Bluff. Cal, News says 1t Is now
thought that no Californian will be ap-
pointed on the Interstate Railroad Com.
mission. SO John +. Swift must take an
other tumble. He's out OF luck lately.
John Twohy, an old.timer Of Butte.
Montana. while drinking the other night,
told his comrades that he had 81, 100 at
home under the stove, and they went and
got Ii that night after he had fallen into q
sound sleep.
Late reports from Montana indicate
hat affairs there are assuming q most
alarming aspect. A week ago the people
were bewailing the fate Of their cattle.
but now there 10 a source Of apprehension
that there will be an appalling loss OF hu-
man life.